1974 bronco
- Defenceman22
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1974 bronco
I am 15 now, and have been working on my 74 bronco for about 6 months now.I still have alot of work to do on it, inluding bigger wheels, purchasing(or building(most likely purchusing)) a roll cage, replace my interior door handles, fix my gas gage, and build a front bumper. I have comleeted (with much credit to my father) 3" front springs, build a track bar braket, patch the frame (in picture), put seats in front and back, and put seat belts in.
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Drew
- Justin
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Re: 1974 bronco
Nice rig! You may want to remove your address from your profile. It's a great way to advertise where to get a Bronco with a 5 finger discount.
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Re: 1974 bronco
A bronco is a great way to learn alot about the mechanics of a car. Plus they are just fun to own...
That was some nasty frame damage! Keep up the good work, thank your Dad for the help, and ask a lot of questions...
J.D.
That was some nasty frame damage! Keep up the good work, thank your Dad for the help, and ask a lot of questions...
J.D.
1973 Bronco, 351 SEFI, Locked, discs, 35's ZF-5spd and Atlas 4spd. 235:1 Crawl Ratio. It may be ugly, but it's slow.
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dsmith01
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Re: 1974 bronco
Is that the track bar mount that ripped out? Hope that didn't happen while you were driving
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